
Dreams and Good Lies
The Origins of Great Fiction
Nov 3 · 4 min read
As a computational cognitive scientist, which is actually a pretty rare and unliked breed, I can assert that man still does not know how the brain computes cognitively. We know the neocortext is “intermodal central” that manipulates all our symbols as subjects and predicates. We know these are organized in episodes and that all our senses, motor actions, and awareness of our own…

